RE: Remember how heavy the original LCD TVs were?

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In Reply to: Remember how heavy the original LCD TVs were? posted by airtime on March 14, 2016 at 13:40:53:

I'm coming along. pretty well despite several missteps. I think everything is going to go together pretty much as I had hoped. Here is a photo of the old TV and setup. When I get the new one and stand in place I will take a new photo. TV will be higher, so the painting (a DLD special) got moved

I got the sub working from both systems by driving it off the TV audio output.

The various speakers stay the same.

Fingers crossed everything will still work.

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Topic - Combining the old and the semi-old with the new - DavidLD 14:40:23 03/13/16 (5)

I'm back together, pretty much - DavidLD 15:02:43 03/16/16 (0)

One of the nicest things about flat screens is - E-Stat 09:33:25 03/14/16 (2)

Remember how heavy the original LCD TVs were? - airtime 13:40:53 03/14/16 (1)

RE: Remember how heavy the original LCD TVs were? - DavidLD 17:28:57 03/14/16 (0)

RE: Combining the old and the semi-old with the new - Jeff Starr 20:17:06 03/13/16 (0)

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RE: Remember how heavy the original LCD TVs were? - DavidLD 17:28:57 03/14/16 (0)

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